Cavern News

The Cavern Club is delighted to have been named the UK’s favourite small music venue in a new report released this week. Research carried out by the Institute of Contemporary Music Performance (ICMP) in London looked at social media data

Well that was the week that was as the Cavern Club brought Liverpool to LA where we took part in a string of successful, high-profile West Coast events. Cavern Club directors, including John Lennon's sister Julia, and our own Cavern

Brazil is set to get its first Cavern Club. The club, a replica of the world-famous Mathew Street Cavern, will be opened in São Paulo later this year after we granted a licence to our representatives in Brazil. The new

Never mind the British Invasion, it’s the Cavern Club that’s taking over the US this month with three exciting high-profile events on the West Coast. We’re flying the flag for Liverpool over one packed week of brilliant music and celebration

Liverpool’s world-famous Cavern Club has been described as the “Cradle of British Pop Music, the place where the Beatles musical identity was formed. The club has played a pivotal role in each and every period of popular music since it

How well do you know the Cavern? Well, now we’re giving visitors the chance to learn even more about the most famous club in the world on a unique behind-the-scenes tour. The free, 45-minute tours – led by our own

BBC 6 Music’s influential 6 Music Festival is being staged in Liverpool for the first time – and the Cavern is very proud to be hosting the festival’s opening event. BBC Music Introducing...Live will be broadcast from our Live Lounge

So may I introduce to you, the act you've known for all these years... Neil was our very first customer in the Cavern Pub when it opened in 1994 and proudly carries with him the receipt number 0001. He was

He’s famous for embodying the spirit and songs of a certain John Winston Lennon. But Mark McGann will be introducing Cavern audiences to his own music when he launches his new album in the Live Lounge next month. Perplexed Music

The Cavern has seen thousands of musicians play on its stage since it first opened in 1957. Some like The Beatles have appeared hundreds of times, while others – from Adele to Queen - have made the pilgrimage to Mathew

As drummer with The Small Faces, Faces and The Who, Mod royalty Kenney Jones was the backbone of three of the UK’s biggest bands of the 20th Century. Stepney-born Jones was still just 16 when he shot to fame with

The Cavern holds a lot of memories for many thousands of people - and now we'd love to hear about them. Over the past 61 years, generations of Cavern dwellers have enjoyed live music in the 'best of cellars', have

A lot has happened in the life of the Cavern since it first opened in January 1957. Last year the club marked its 60th birthday with 12 months of celebrations which included a big birthday party, a theatre show, special

I went to the Cavern between the ages of 15 and 19, so that would be 1962-66. The first six months was when I was a student at Machin & Harpers Secretarial College just off the top of Bold Street.

The Cavern has seen plenty of rock royalty in its 61-year history. Leaving aside the most famous band in the world, some starry names have made their way to Mathew Street over the decades – all immortalised on our Wall